Density of Titanium Alloys

The density of pure titanium at room temperature is approximately 4.51 g/cm³ (4510 kg/m³; 0.163 lbm/in³). For context across materials, see the Density of Materials hub and the comparative Density of Metals chart. Titanium alloys offer high strength‑to‑weight ratio with modest density changes depending on alloy content and phase (α, β, or α‑β).

Density Unit Converter

Conversions: 1 g/cm³ = 0.0361273 lbm/in³ = 1000 kg/m³.

Room‑Temperature Density Values for Titanium Alloys
Material Density g/cm³ Density lbm/in³
Commercially Pure (ASTM Grade 1)4.510.163
Ti Grade 44.510.163
Ti‑5Al‑2.5Sn4.480.162
Ti‑6Al‑7Nb4.520.163
Ti‑6Al‑4V4.430.160
Ti‑15Mo4.960.179

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